Sentence examples for crossing programmes from inspiring English sources

make use of the improved indigenous birds in crossing programmes with imported exotic birds and to conserve the desirable genes (e.g. for disease resistance and heat tolerance) of the indigenous breed for future use.

It also suggests that selection based on these characters would be effective for future crossing programmes.

Fewer-cross programmes were more likely to succeed and did so using fewer resources.

By using fewer crosses, the number of plants from each cross (n), could be increased substantially and still have fewer plants in total than in a conventional high-cross programmes.

The former Home Secretary warned that the line between comedy and politically-motivated abuse was increasingly being crossed on programmes such as the BBC series Mock The Week, which he says need to be "watched".

Thompson yesterday told the Commons Welsh affairs committee that there could be closer ties between S4C and BBC Radio Cymru, the corporation's Welsh-language station and website, to cross-promote programmes within Wales – where up to half of Welsh speakers currently do not regularly watch the TV channel.

"In addition, ITV's commitment to innovation, cross-programme and event-promotion, makes the sport more accessible to a wider and diverse audience, while not alienating existing fans.

PWC calls for North Bristol to "take stock" and develop a coherent and detailed plan for the remainder of the recovery stage and to ensure that effective cross-programme planning and governance arrangements are enforced for all current projects.

It focused on oversight of the Games, cross-programme management and the London 2012 Olympic Legacy.

Recommendation 2: UNICEF BCO should continue to identify ways and incentives to support cross-programme synergies.

For economic evaluation, perfect or full generic health is recommended to enable cross programme comparison [ 36].